Where is everyone #5

Thanks. I don't know how many were available, but if you had in mind to keep one as well and there are others available we could go that route.

 

Scotch is a journey of flavour. Most tend to have a lot of depth that has to be explored, while other whiskies tend to focus more on one particular element (Irish is usually florals, Canadian rye is usually woods, bourbon is on sweets, etc).

And there is such a huge difference between Islay, Speyside, Highlands, Lowlands and Islands.

And then you have to experiment with adding drops of water to bring out the oils in the scotch. It changes the flavour in some, but does nothing in others.

 

Compensation? I've got short arms, so I'd throw an extension on to get it to a comfortable height (Peterbilt stock are too low for me) but if it's higher than the dash and you have to hang your hand above your chest height, it's too high.

 

I'll have to try that. Never been one to put water in it. But I'll give it a shot.

Not today however.

 

He better turn his head and get moving.

 

LOL

Mulva has been treating me well so far. I wouldn't CHOOSE to drive one, but I'll tolerate driving one if it means the paycheques keep coming in as big as they are.

 

So now we know the story.

You're not supposed to climb on top of them when they're running goofball. Didn't they teach ya anything in semen, er... I mean seaman school?

 

Money is money.


Speaking of — trading my QuickDraw gravy for 10’ and under gravy next week